San Mateo County Gazette Redwood City, San Mateo County, California Saturday Morning, April 28, 1860, Vol. 2 No.4 APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. - The Judge of the Twelfth District and the District Attorney have been notified of an intended application to the Governor for the pardon of G.F. Wyman, and petitions are now actively circulating in that behalf. Applications is also about to be made for the pardon of Madison James, who was sent two years ago from this county, to the State prison for ten years. APPLICATION IN INSOLVENCY. - On Monday last application was made to Hon. B.F. Fox, County Judge, in chambers, by Neils Iverson, to be discharged from his debts. The sheriff was appointed assignee. Liabilities, $1400; assets, nothing. NEW SUPPLIES. - We observed last week a large supply of new goods on Diller's wharf, just arrived from San Francisco, and destined for the store of Tripp & Parkhurst, Woodside. This firm is supply large quantities of goods to the people of their neighborhood. Wm. Page, of Searsville is also providing like supplied to the denizens of Searville and vicinity in quantities which are gradually increasing. These facts are palpable indications of the increasing population and business in the Redwoods, notwithstanding the continuous cry, which, by the way, has been prevalent for the past four years, that the timber is "worked out." These same fact also show, (which gives us real pleasure to note,) that the firms above mentioned are doing well. We wish them success. To see other old newspapers, visit http://www.newspaperabstracts.com